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Why Syrian refugees in Germany fear deportation First to recognize Syria? The decision was a crack in the dam, German human rights organization Pro-Asyl warned in December. There were fears among rights organizations that the decision would force Germany to resume diplomatic relations with the Syrian government at a senior level. That could have made Germany the first major European power to recognize the government headed by Bashar Assad again. The Syrian regime would be made socially acceptable, Günter Burkhardt, head of Pro-Asyl, cautioned. Because without diplomatic relations, deportations are impossible. Contacts with Syria continue Although Germany closed its embassy in Damascus in 2012, the country has never totally cut off relations with Syria, Stefan Talmon, a law professor at Bonn University s Institute for International Law, told DW. There is still a Syrian embassy in Berlin and there are clearly contacts at the administrative level, Talmon pointed out.

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